Best place to eat in riverton Staff is great and priced right . Cold beer after a round of…read moregolf hit the spot

Generous portions, low prices and the nicest staff around! Party of four with three beers on the…read moretab and our total, with 23% tip was $61!!

Good equipment. Get good workouts in there. However, the front desk staff is a bit unwelcoming. The…read moreskinny blonde boy and girl just stare at you as you walk in or talk amongst themselves. Makes it feel a bit awkward and inconvenient to go in. There's many times I have walked in and have been ignored by them. Sometimes I don't even scan my card to see if they'll say anything and I don't think they've even noticed.

Very friendly staff, nice equipment, and amazing atmosphere. Best place to let off steam.read more

We had a miscommunication between verbal estimate and actual. I went from very disappointed to…read moreappreciative. The company will do its best to make things right if things go sideways.

Rusty, Rio, and the gang are really friendly, were perfectly happy to work on my used $50 mountain…read morebike, and are really fast. I've bought a helmet, gotten a tuneup and small upgrade, and had a flat fixed and the bike was done quickly both times.

The Wild Iris has a very wide selection of outdoor gear. I stopped to pick up a map of the Wind…read moreRiver Range and found excellent help in getting just what I needed. The employees were very helpful. I received many good tips on places to consider for hikes. I highly recommend Wild Irish Mountain Sports

I visited Lander for a few weeks on a climb trip, and stopped her a few times on rest days, and…read moreloved it! The staff were really kind, helpful, and welcoming! The store itself is pretty large and has a big variety of mountain sports equipment, especially camping, climbing, and hiking stuff. While I only ended up buying a few (really cool) stickers and a shirt, I'd definitely recommend this shop to anyone visiting Lander, climber or not.

Full set of dumbell, barbell, squat rack and benches, few treadmills and 2 rowing machines. Lots of…read morefitness classes every day including a cross fit class generally every day at 5pm. All I had to do was sign the waiver and I could use the facilities. The young man who works here even took the time to show me the rowing machines I was interested in which I appreciated. My only complaints are the limited hours and small area, but i understand it fits the need and population size. They generally open at 8am which is not optimal, and if there's a class going on there's not room to use free weights or do anything other than treadmill. I think the staff do a great job with what's available- and always have lunch time fitness classes convenient for workers.

I had to process a return for a size change and Wind River Outdoor make the exchange super easy! I…read morewill definitely shop their website again! I also recommend them to other shoppers! They made the exchange of my shoes stress free.

I recently stopped in for some flyfishing supplies on my way to the Northfork of the Shoshone…read moreRiver and grabbed some new tippet line. At $18.95/spool, I thought it was pricey, but they were out of stock of most other makes in the 3X size....so I had no choice. I then drove to Cody, stopped in at Northfork Anglers and found the SAME ITEM at $8.95/spool. Wow....and OUCH. Be careful out there....and shop around. Double the price is a bit much for a item like that. Otherwise, I love their store.

This is the best camp to use for climbing Wolf's Head and lines on the west side of Pingora…read more You are super-high, and there aren't as many people up here as at the lower lakes. It cuts about an hour off of your approach. Why is this lake not a no-brainer? It's not as cozy as the lower lakes. There isn't as much vegetation and there are no trees. The wind will blast you here, unencumbered. (oblig: "Gee, I wonder why they call them the WIND river range?!) The lake is good for chilling beer and getting water to boil/filter, but not much else. The views of the mountains (and stars, Dear Sagan, the STARS!) are pretty great though. Oh, and your body will also be punished by the thinner air as you sleep. Having said all this, would we use this as our climbing camp again? Not sure. Might want to flip a coin on that one.

Was surprised by one of the other reviews. Can't help but wonder if there wasn't an ulterior…read moremotive behind it! I found this place to be rather charming and eclectic! The mother/daughter staff were very talkative and friendly! They were helpful, but not pushy or pretentious! Loved the bees wax soap! Thanks for being so friendly to an out of town guest!

Hmm. A very pretentious place with a snotty staff and merchandise that isn't that special, but is…read moreterribly over-priced. If you're wanting someone to look down their nose at you and follow you around while you're trying to sort through the hodge-podge of merchandise and then have them be shocked you don't want to drop double the price of a normal store on their stuff then oh yeah, by all means, shop here. Maybe the usual tourists fall for that. On a positive note, I was the only person darkening their door so the store wasn't crowded with people, just crowded by the rude sales woman - wonder why?